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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
It doesn't open
Please help me.
Can I use the future tense in this sentence? Please explain if it is not. Thanks.
"What are you waiting for?
I am waiting for the shop open.
But it doesn't open/will not open till 9.00.
Can I use the future tense in this sentence? Please explain if it is not. Thanks.
"What are you waiting for?
I am waiting for the shop open.
But it doesn't open/will not open till 9.00.
Top answer
It is fine to say either.
- It is fine to say either.
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I don't think so you can usse future because generally present simple it is used
when we are talking about timetables .
Sesyom
when we are talking about timetables .
Sesyom
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A present tense is used to refer to a future event whic is timetable. In this sentence, the time is 9:00, so you can use the present tense.
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